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Top 10 most popular software development tools

Top 10 most popular software development tools

Some research from technology learning platform, Pluralsight, has revealed the top coding languages and programs studied by its users last year. With software looking to dominate the tech and IT landscape again in 2019, knowing which languages and programs are most popular can be useful to companies trying to keep…

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China to enforce regulations for blockchain firms

Last week, the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) approved a set of new regulations for blockchain firms operating in the country, according to a recent release published on the regulator’s website. The new guidelines will come into force on Feb 15th, 2019, the statement added. According to the CAC, the new…
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Austria to implement digital tax on big tech firms

Austrian chancellor, Sebastian Kurz, announced on Saturday the country plans to follow France by imposing a digital tax on large tech companies such as Google, Amazon, Apple, and Facebook, according to a phys.org report. Kurz’ proposal, which comes after the European Union failed to finalise a new EU-wide levy, is set…
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Blippar slips into administration amid funding row

Blippar, a company that specialised in augmented reality (AR) software and mobile apps, has entered administration following a funding row with one of its shareholders, according to a blog post on their website. The UK tech firm, which was launched in 2011 by Ambarish Mitra and Omar Tayeb, said that…
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£100m compensation for O2 over Ericsson software failure

Mobile operator O2 is expected to receive a multi-million compensation payment from Ericsson after a software failure left millions of their customers without data access following a nation-wide outage, according to a Guardian report. O2’s chief executive, Mark Evans, and executives from Ericsson are scheduled to meet over the next couple…
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Met Police test facial recognition technology in London

Metropolitan Police tested facial recognition technology in central London, amid rising crime rates in the city, according to a Telegraph report. The police conducted preliminary tests in Soho, Piccadilly Circus, and Leicester Square on Monday. Instead of scanning people without their approval, the Metropolitan Police is encouraging volunteers to participate in the test.…
Facial recognition technology is being trialled by the police in London

Misconfigured server leaks 120m Brazilians’ details

A misconfigured server has been found leaking the details of 120m Brazilian taxpayers, according to a recent report. The misconfigured server, discovered by InfoArmor, contained 27 megabytes to 82 gigabytes of data and tax payer’s identification numbers for 120m Brazilian citizens. InfoArmor discovered the file “index.html bkp” on the Apache…
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Data management in healthcare can often be overwhelming

It’s time to unlock data in healthcare, but managing growing data sets while determining what’s useful can often be overwhelming Data is increasing in volume and variety at an exponential rate. In fact, a study commissioned of IT decision makers (ITDMs) found that 74% of ITDMs, across all sectors in…
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Redscan: NHS lacks cybersecurity knowledge

A series of freedom of information requests (FOI) from Redscan, a cybersecurity company, has revealed that NHS staff have a limited amount of cybersecurity knowledge. Redscan revealed that the lack of cybersecurity skills is leaving the NHS at increasing risk of cyber attacks. Redscan found that, on average, NHS Trusts employ…
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